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Traditional Therapy Range | Kizhi, Lepa, Nasya & Kavala
The supporting preparations of classical Panchkarma — poultice powders, herbal pastes, nasal oil and oil-pulling oil.
Intended for use alongside a practitioner-guided therapy course.
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Description
About Traditional Therapy Products
Aarviyon Traditional Therapy Products cover the classical procedures that sit alongside massage in a Panchkarma course — Kizhi poultice powders for warm compression, Lepa pastes for local application, Nasya oil for nasal administration and Kavala oil for oil pulling.
These are the everyday techniques of Ayurvedic practice rather than headline therapies, and they are often the ones that do the most work. Each has a precise classical method, and each is far more effective when the preparation is made correctly.
Key Benefits
- Kizhi Compression — Warm herbal poultices for stiff joints and muscles.
- Local Lepa Application — Herbal pastes for targeted skin and joint use.
- Nasya Nasal Care — Classical care for sinuses, headaches and clarity.
- Kavala Oil Pulling — Traditional oral care for gums and breath.
- Practitioner Grade — Prepared to classical specifications.
- Complete Support — Everything a therapy course needs beyond the oils.
- Traditional Method — Made as the texts describe, not simplified.
What’s Inside (Ingredients)
| Product | Classical Use |
|---|---|
| Kizhi Powder | Warm poultice compression for joints and muscles |
| Lepa Powder | Herbal paste for local application |
| Nasya Oil (Anu Taila) | Nasal administration for sinuses and clarity |
| Kavala Oil | Oil pulling for gums, teeth and breath |
| Base Materials | Cold-pressed sesame and classical herb powders |
How to Use
- Kizhi: tie the warmed powder in muslin, heat gently and apply to the area.
- Lepa: mix with warm water into a paste, apply, and remove once dry.
- Nasya: two drops in each nostril, lying back, in the morning.
- Kavala: swish 10-15 ml of oil for 10-15 minutes, then spit out and rinse.
Dosage
Kizhi: As per practitioner guidance
Nasya: 2 drops per nostril, once daily
Kavala: 10-15 ml daily, before brushing
Quality & Certifications
- FSSAI Approved — Compliant with Indian food safety standards.
- Lab-Tested — Third-party tested for purity, potency and heavy metals.
- GMP Certified Facility — Manufactured under Good Manufacturing Practices.
- 100% Natural — No fillers, no additives, no synthetic colours.
- Ethically Sourced — Herbs sourced from trusted Indian farms and growers.
- Vegan & Vegetarian Friendly — Suitable for plant-based lifestyles.
Who Should Use It
Adults undertaking a Panchkarma course, and anyone wanting to add classical daily practices such as Nasya and oil pulling to their routine. Practitioner guidance is recommended.
Storage
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep powders airtight and oils tightly capped. Shelf life: 24 months from manufacture.
Safety & Precautions
- For external and traditional-route use only. Never swallow Kavala oil.
- Nasya should be avoided during a cold, fever, or immediately after eating or bathing.
- Not recommended during pregnancy without practitioner guidance.
- Do a patch test before using Lepa or Kizhi preparations.
- Seek practitioner guidance before beginning any therapeutic course.
- Consult your doctor before use if you are pregnant, breastfeeding or on prescription medication.
- Not intended for children under 18 years unless advised by a physician.
- Do not exceed the recommended dosage.
- Discontinue use if any adverse reaction occurs.
- This product is a dietary supplement and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is Kizhi?
A: A warm herbal poultice, tied in muslin and pressed onto stiff or painful areas. It is one of the most effective Panchkarma techniques for joints.
Q: Is Nasya safe to do myself?
A: Two drops of Anu Taila each morning is a classical daily practice and generally safe, but ask a practitioner if you have sinus disease.
Q: Does oil pulling actually work?
A: Traditional use is extensive and many people report healthier gums and fresher breath. It complements brushing rather than replacing it.
Q: Can I use these without a practitioner?
A: Nasya and Kavala are daily practices anyone can adopt. Kizhi and Lepa are better done with guidance.
Q: Why sesame oil for oil pulling?
A: It is the classical choice, warming and well tolerated by the oral tissues.
Coming Soon — Launching at Aarviyon Ayurveda
Kizhi • Lepa • Nasya • Kavala — Classical Panchkarma Support
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